Monett High School - Cuborama Yearbook (Monett, MO)

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Reynaud, Manpme E--She needs a Secre- .1 ,, tary to answer her telephone calls ig Drum Corps twirler, Peppy Dozen we A ttf Y ,gr,, Royal, Fred--What we can't understand 1 Qgfbf is how the Norwood girls let Fred, fhff' g .ff R 5 The four-point flash, CCassv1lleD 4 4 , ef' go. Sheehan, Jimmie--Never was a boy more like God intended him to te. Siebenthaler, Harriet--She watches him, C77 as a mouse watches a cat. Peppy Dozen, Orchestra, Drum Corps, Chorus, G.A.A.,Alpha Sigma Cappa. Smith, Bettye Lou--Stubby in statue, but strong in sport. G.A.A., Band, Orchestra, Chorus. Smith, Billy--A quiet man--he never snores in class. Band. Sperry, Dorothy June--Glggle and the world giggles with you. Good English Club. Splrgen, Margaret--If silence is gold en--she is bankrupt. Office staff. Splllman, Charles--Nothing ever bothers except his good turn daily. QHe turns twice when he sees a irl S 7. Basketball UAH team. Chorus. Stebler, Evelyn--One who never shlrks but always works. Good English Club. Summers, Jeanne--All I ask is to be left alone. Vermillion, Alma--A second Minnie Hot cha. iReference, Funny Paperl 0 Peppy Dozen, Band, Orchestra, Chorus, String Quartet. 346. vu--ff., Vermillion, Zelma--Bright blue eyes and? curly hair--here's your warning, men, beware. Press Club, Beta Gamma, Recondite Club, Alpha Sigma K. Wilson, Kathryn--Pretty is as pretty does, and she is beautiful. Recon- dlte Club, Good English Club, Beta Gamma. Wade, Omar--If he couldn't make Sally Rand drop her fan, he would take it away from her. 8 Wormington, Erma--Like all good machines she workd noiselessly. Wlmsatt, Pauline--Pleased with all the world. Calmostl. Beta Gamma, Good English Club. , Winton, Franklin--Bonaparte at his isp g best was never as good as Winton. ttf ,S iii W 'Uym-idiflw

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Mi our X 5548 3 Q, me AJV LQ.,-atv! 'C' fs bel Miller, Freda--For she that once is good is always good. Chorus, Beta Gamma, Good English Club, G.A.A. Montgomery, Jane--A girl after her own heart. Band, Orchestra, Good English Club, Girls' Quartet, Chorus. Mills, Mildred--nOnce in a Whileu is her theme song. She's on time--NOnce in a Whllen. Peppy Dozen, Chorus, Girls' Quartet. Mulkey, Mildred--A diligent student Mulkey, Thelma--One may be humble after pride. McCormick, June--Pretty blondes are hard to find, but I am a brunette. Napier, Lawrence--Wise men trust not the wind, the world, or the women. Orchestra, Chorus, and Basketball 'AW team. Nelson, Eleanor--she has that old Chicago brogue. Nunnley, Helen Marie--Oh cruel world, Oh heartless men, I do not love a , one of themhM 19 - ' 'E O'Conne11, Elizabeth Anne--Our student leader good and true, a finer friend you never knew. Pres. Senior class, Alpha Sigma Cappa Recondite Club. O'Connell, John Hall--Wonder why they call me Square-dome????? Porter, Dorothy Helen--Heart beats and drum beats. Peppy Dozen Orchestra, f Drum,Corpej5g f,. , Pllant, Richard--Look my way, girls-- one look and HE ran. Ratliff, Buryl--Courteous, Reserved, Quiet, and Retired. Reed, Annabelle--The only one she ,flirts with is her brother. Rittenhouse, Bob--A blank page in the book of knowledge. Chorus. Reynaud, Mary Mae--One girl, and ONLY seven nights in a week. Drum Corps f' twlrler, Peppy Dozen. aRusse1, Freda Marie--My heart is ever Ck at your service. Band, Orchestra. I

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